LPC again named “Smart Energy Provider”
Longmont electric utility recognized for energy efficiency, sustainability, excellence
The American Public Power Association has once again named Longmont Power & Communications a “Smart Energy Provider,” making it one of 59 electric utilities nationwide to be recognized this year.
The SEP designation recognizes community-owned utilities that are leaders in energy efficiency, sustainability and environmental initiatives, smart energy program structure, and customer experience. Longmont has been honored as a Smart Energy Provider since 2019, the first year the recognition was awarded.
“This is about our community and our customers,” said Darrell Hahn, director of electric services for LPC. “Longmont’s homes and businesses depend on the safe, reliable and responsible power we provide. So this doesn’t just recognize LPC, but the entire community that’s using Longmont’s electricity to build our city’s future.”
Longmont was one of three Colorado cities among the 59 utilities recognized this year, along with Fort Collins and Loveland. The designation lasts for 3 years, beginning Dec. 1.
About Longmont Power & Communications
Longmont Power & Communications has been Longmont’s municipally owned electric utility since 1912. Our dedicated, innovative team connects the community to affordable, reliable, and environmentally responsible electric services, empowering our community’s transition to a sustainable, carbon-free future. To learn more, visit www.longmontcolorado.gov/lpc.